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    Biosignal Monitoring System Through an Interface to Optimize People’s Emotional Well-Being
    (2025)
    Kevin Gamboa
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    Dario Guaman
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    Carlos Gordon
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    This document presents the development of a Node-RED application with an interactive graphical interface for the visualization of emotional biosignals, allowing users to monitor and analyze their emotional state. The objective is to record relevant information on the implementation of algorithms in real time and the integration of sensors such as the MAX30100 and AD8232 ECG, together with an ESP32 and electrodes to take the samples, in order to identify emotional patterns using predefined thresholds. The aim is to optimize the efficiency of the system by improving biosignal transmission algorithms, minimizing resource consumption, and guaranteeing fast and fluid visualization of emotions on OLED screens, to improve the overall user experience. In this study, a methodology divided into four phases was used: research, development, integration, and optimization. Once the application was implemented, the results obtained in the identification of emotional patterns were compared and the algorithms that offered the best performance were optimized. Finally, an intuitive graphical interface was created in Node-RED that allows users to efficiently visualize and monitor their emotional biosignals, functioning as a tool to optimize people’s emotional well-being.
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    Low-Cost Signal Generator: Design and Implementation
    (2025)
    Sharon Solano
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    Kevin Diaz
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    Carlos Gordon
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    This document meticulously details the design and implementation process of a Low-Cost Signal Generator using the AD9833 module. This device can generate sinusoidal, triangular, and square signals with a high degree of precision, making it ideal for applications in electronics laboratories and educational projects. The methodology employed is divided into four main stages: circuit design, simulation, fabrication, and characterization tests of the signal generator. Operational tests demonstrated that the generator meets the design specifications, producing stable signals in a frequency range of 0.1 Hz to 12.5 MHz. The features of the AD9833 module allow for flexible configuration of waveforms and frequencies, facilitating its use in various testing and development applications. This work was developed to provide a solid foundation for the creation of economical and efficient signal generators, thus contributing to the accessibility of advanced tools in educational and research environments.
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